Kaya 959 Reporter
South Africans can all admit that things aren’t looking so great when it comes to the economy and David ‘Slaying Goliath’ Tshabalala has a few suggestions on how to ease the pressure.
Tshabalala who is a renowned social commentator and graphic designer is driven by his love of consuming pop culture, his work is a whirlwind of colour and creative substance.
His latest work gives a comical glimpse of how we can all survive the harsh South African economy and touches on load shedding, the rising prices of fuel and cooking oil to other creative ways to cut down on costs.
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Kaya Biz with Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to David ‘Slaying Goliath’ Tshabalala on how to survive Cyril’s economy.
LISTEN TO THE FULL CONVERSATION HERE:
Tshabalala spoke about how he has over the years used his artwork to communicate with consumers in a manner they understand.
“I think primarily I am a graphic designer as a craft and skill, our primary role is to communicate visually to the audience. I think I take that principle and I just relate it to everyone.”
“I am an ordinary citizen like everyone else, I also feel the pinch. I am no different from a singer who expresses how they feel or a comedian talking about current issues. I am just using my craft to have a lighter side but also to reflect on our realities.” says Tshabalala.
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See his latest work below:

Tshabalala is best recognized for his Davetionary series on Instagram, which focuses on current concerns.
He has collaborated and worked with some of the most well-known companies in Africa, including KFC, Netflix, Converse, Audi, Smirnoff, Multichoice, Reebok, NikNaks, and many others.
He made the Mail and Guardian’s list of the 200 Young South Africans in 2015 and was chosen to serve on the jury for the 2019 Art Directors Club 98th Annual Awards.
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